14 join UCCS in January
Fourteen people accepted positions at UCCS in January 2020, according to the Office of Human Resources. (More)
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UCCS in Focus: 2019 in Review
As we move into a new decade, we take a look back at some of the most memorable stories and moments from 2019. (More)
Empowering trauma survivors through hope
Professor Charles “Chip” Benight is helping military veterans suffering the invisible wounds of war through an innovative approach to research and clinical care at UCCS. (More)
12 join UCCS in June
Twelve people accepted positions at UCCS in June 2019, according to the Office of Human Resources. (More)
Photo Feature: Campus Appreciation Reception
Faculty and staff celebrated the work of the last year, participated in their knowledge of campus trivia and enjoyed the music of the Physics Classic Rock and Roll Orchestra during the 2019 Campus Appreciation Reception Jan. 31. (More)
14 join UCCS in January
Fourteen people accepted non-teaching positions at UCCS in January 2019, according to the Office of Human Resources. (More)
Faculty profile: Helping people survive trauma drives Charles “Chip” Benight
Charles “Chip” Benight found himself a little too close to three deadly disasters: a nuclear power plant explosion, an earthquake and a hurricane, all of which led to a life of researching how people survive. (More)
Fritz named Employee of the Quarter for dedication to veteran clients
Janet Fritz, office manager, Veterans Health and Trauma Clinic, is known as a miracle worker by her co-workers and was recently named Employee of the Quarter. (More)
Devane selected for two ISTSS leadership positions
Amanda Devane, a fourth-year clinical psychology student from San Ramon, California, will serve as the student chair for a pair of interest groups within the International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies. (More)
UCCS doctoral students conducting pro-bono evaluations for trauma survivors seeking asylum
Doctoral students in the clinical psychology program are working under the supervision of Kristin Samuelson, assistant professor, Psychology Department, to conduct pro-bono trauma evaluations for asylum seekers. (More)